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The Asia Pacific (APAC) medical devices market will grow more than 10% over

the next three years. This is higher than the projected global sector growth of 6 percent.

Within 9 years, the Asian cardiovascular device

market is expected to increase from

29% of the global market to 38%.

The Asia-Pacific medical device market is expected to grow at a compound

annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.6%, to reach $71 billion by 2015.

The APAC medical devices market is estimated at $55 billion which is about a

quarter of the global medical devices market, valued at more than $230 billion.

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More than 60% of the world’spopulation lives in the Asia-Pacific

region, 4.2 billion people

Population by Region

International Trade (% of GDP)

Real GDP per Capita (2005 US dollars)

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Healthcare equipment and supplies market (Asia Pacific)

Key Medical Device Markets in China

East and North-East Asia

Exports Imports

of Malaysia’s medical devices are imported

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South-East Asia

South and South-West Asia

North and Central Asia

Pacific

of the medical devices in Vietnam are imported, with up to half coming from Japan, Singapore and China

of medical devices in India are imported

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of the medical devices in Thailand are imported

The Vietnamese medical device market is worth

$390 billion.

North Asia accounts for 17% of global

pharmaceutical production

The medical device market in India was worth an estimated $3.2 billion in 2011,

trailing only Japan, China and South Korea in Asia. The medical device

market is currently about 6% of the overall $68 billion Indian healthcare

market. It is poised to grow approximately 16% annually, reaching

$5.2 billion by 2015.

India’s diagnostics sector is forecasted to grow at about 20% over the next 3 years.

Thailand has suffered horrible �oods, a political coup and months of street protests. Nonetheless, the $1.5 billion medical

device market actually grew at a rate of 9% each year.

India, Central Asia, and South Asia account for 9.2% of global pharmaceutical production

Cardiovascular devices account for almost a third of the total medical device market, $3.5 billion.

Diagnostic Imaging

43%

Disposables18%

Implants17%

Other12%

Cardiovascular Technology

10%

Disposable Equipment and Supplies

Technical Aids

IV Diagnostics

OtherEquipment

OphthalmicEquipment

Dental SurgeryEquipment

and Supplies

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15.8%

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Source: Datamonitor, 2009 Source: Pacific Bridge Medical, 2011

Source: IP Solutions, 2012

Source: United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, 2012

Source: United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, 2012

Source: United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, 2012

Medical Device patent volume grew by 12% from 2010 and 2011—among the sharpest growth of all technology areas. The industry’s greatest single source of new patent activity came from the cat-egory of Diagnosis & Surgery (34%), with 22,864 global patents in 2011.

22,864 Global Patents

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Japan

Toshiba Corporation

Japan

FUJIFILM Holdings

Corporation

Japan

Olympus Medical Systems

Corporation

Japan

Hoya Corporation

Japan

Canon, Inc.

Japan

Hitachi Medical

Computer Systems, Inc.

Japan

Konica Minolta

Holdings, Inc.

Japan

Terumo Corporation

Korea

Samsung Medison

Japan

Panasonics Corporation

Top 10 Asia-Pacific Patent Assignees